**Video Transcription:**\n\nThe video is a news report from \"News Night\" covering a murder case in Delhi. Here is the transcribed text from the audio:\n\n---\n\n**Anchor:** \n\"Another chilling story from the heart of Delhi, and this is perhaps equally disturbing and shocking. A crime that has blurred the line between obsession and horror. Delhi Police has unearthed chilling details of a brutal murder in Timarpur, masked as an accidental fire by a 21-year-old woman, a forensic science student described as a crime shows fan. The woman allegedly killed her live-in partner and tried to stage the whole crime scene using ghee, which is known as clarified butter, and alcohol as a blaze to mislead the investigators. Police said the murder took place on October 6th and was perhaps a revenge plot after the victim, who has been killed—he was a UPSC aspirant—allegedly took obscene videos of the woman, his girlfriend. \n\nNow, on October 6th, police were alerted to a fire on a fourth-floor flat in Gandhi Vihar. Firefighters found a charred body inside, later identified as the forensic student’s boyfriend, named Ramkesh Meena. Let us now tell you more about this crime which has unfolded. \n\nNow, what basically happened? The crime series fan, that was the forensic student, and she has scripted this perhaps a perfect murder. Now, a 32-year-old UPSC aspirant was killed in his Delhi home by his live-in partner, who was the forensic student, a 21-year-old girl. Now, this man was strangled; his body was burnt by staging a cylinder blast. It was all staged by his live-in partner, Amrita—that’s her name. She is a forensic science student, and she is the one who fabricated the crime scene. She did not act alone. She took the help of her ex-boyfriend, who is apparently a gas cylinder distributor. The boyfriend allegedly had Amrita’s obscene pictures, which was perhaps a trigger point for Amrita to kill her live-in partner and then stage the crime scene. \n\nNow, the CCTV footage and call records helped the police officers trace the accused. Now, three, including the woman and her ex, are in custody, and they have confessed to the crime. A shocking murder of a UPSC aspirant has been uncovered in the national capital. \n\nWell, a few weeks back, there was a police call for a fire that had occurred at Delhi’s Gandhi Vihar area on the fourth floor of a building. Currently, I am standing outside that particular building, showing you the visuals. As you can see, everything, in fact, has been burnt and destroyed in this particular place. Well, on the morning of October 6th, police received information about a fire breaking out on the fourth floor of this building. The firefighters arrived to control the blaze and, upon entering, discovered a charred body. The body was identified as that of 32-year-old Ramkesh Meena, who was a UPSC aspirant and lived here. \n\nWell, initially, it appeared to be a gas leak or an accident, but the condition of the body and the room raised suspicions. Police called in the crime team and the FSL team, and later on, they investigated. They found CCTV footage. The footage revealed that on the night of October 5th and 6th, around 2:20 AM, two individuals with covered faces entered the building, and only one exited shortly after. Also, around 2:57 AM, a girl later identified as Amrita Chauhan was seen leaving the building with her accomplice. Minutes later, the building caught fire. \n\nWhen police analyzed Amrita’s mobile data and call records, they found her location was also near Gandhi Vihar that night. This turned suspicious, and later on, she was, in fact, arrested from Muradabad on October 18th. We are currently showing you the visuals of this particular gate that you can see over here. The grill of that particular gate has, in fact, been torn off because they wanted it to be seen as if they had locked the door from the inside. And that is what police somehow found—suspicion on all the irregularities that were present in this crime spot—and later on, in fact, arrested someone on the 21st and the other accomplice on the 23rd of October.\"\n\n---\n\n### **My View on What Happened in the Video:**\n\nThis video reports a **highly calculated and gruesome murder** in Delhi, where forensic knowledge was weaponized to stage the crime. Here’s a breakdown:\n\n1. **The Crime**: \n A 21-year-old forensic student, Amrita Chauhan, allegedly strangled her 32-year-old live-in partner, Ramkesh Meena (a UPSC aspirant), and then set the scene on fire using ghee and alcohol to make it look like a gas cylinder explosion.\n\n2. **Motive**: \n The trigger was reportedly the victim possessing obscene videos of Amrita, which she feared could ruin her reputation. She enlisted her ex-boyfriend (a gas cylinder distributor) and another accomplice to help stage the crime.\n\n3. **Investigation**: \n Police grew suspicious due to inconsistencies—like the torn security gate (suggesting forced entry/exit) and the extreme body burns. CCTV footage showed masked individuals entering and leaving the building around the time of the fire. Amrita’s phone records placed her near the scene.\n\n4. **Visuals**: \n The report combines studio presentation with on-site footage of the burnt apartment, showing extensive fire damage, charred belongings, and the damaged gate. Photos of the victim (smiling, studying) and the accused (in custody) are shown to humanize the story.\n\n5. **Takeaway**: \n This case highlights **how specialized knowledge (like forensic science) can be misused for criminal purposes**. It also underscores the role of technology (CCTV, call records) in solving crimes. The report frames it as a \"cold, calculated, and daring\" murder, blurring the lines between obsession, revenge, and horror.\n\nThe video serves as both a news report and a cautionary tale about the dangers of obsession, the misuse of knowledge, and the importance of thorough police work in uncovering staged crimes.